You provided me allegations from haters. I briefed over them and saw a shotgun blast of quips, mostly about gays, and mostly complaints about how too many gays are acting politically, and especially toward children. I say too many because Jones is well aware Peter Theil is seen as a good guy, and probably is. Jones is too smart to intentionally alienate people like Theil. It appears all of Jones' complaints about transgender are about a recent political push about bathroom access, and how some NON-PASSING trans are trying to game the system. I mean cross dressers who are so far from "passing" that they may even be attracted to the occupants of the bathroom they are using...or are non-convincing enough to make other occupants uncomfortable. I'm talking about public rooms where there are multiple stalls inside the one room. Rooms that lock for one person don't matter. It appears Jones main grief with gay and/or trans is about how they, or a politicized party within their ranks, appeal to children. It's as if there is a competition between adults to bend the genders of children to their own world models. That's not specific to Jones, and does not constitute classic hatred. It might constitute something less than hatred, such as bigotry combined with a superstitious fear of God (which is probably the single most common source of bigotry). exGroper provided three vid clips and the first one i looked at has already back-fired on him, leaving his face black with soot. So you are losing this specific argument, and have been DENIED a free pass to come and preach your own brand of hatred in our midst.
'Too sick' to be deposed Alex Jones Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who is scheduled to be deposed in the coming days and explain his false claims about the 2012 Sandy Hook school massacre, says he has some sort of illness that will prevent him from testifying. According to The Daily Beast, Jones’ lawyers filed a motion seeking to delay the deposition, stating that Jones is “under the care of a physician for medical conditions that require immediate, and possibly, emergency testing.” A lawyer for Jones said in the motion that Jones didn't give him permission to reveal the nature of the medical condition.